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@mammaw95
Hi.
I guess If I went manually product-by-product and image-by-image, I could have gotten all fixed. But this is a tremendous effort – each product with sizes and colors can potentially generate dozens of mockup images, and to fix them might take much more time than it took to create this product.
I currently used an SQL query in the cPannel and changed some of them, but I think this is not the correct way of approaching this issue ??
The whole point of the printful integration plugin is to have it all done automatically.
There are some improvements that need to be done (as always in SW), hopefully, this functionality can be pushed faster, since it really doesn’t require a big effort to implement.

Hi.
I think it is an essential and easy to implement feature.
but it has only 3 votes on the printful feature requests here:
https://www.printful.com/feature-request/3602/alt-text-and-image-caption-generation-for-woocommerce

In addition, it is very important to add “image ALT” tags before the product is added, otherwise even if I manually change the alt text from the WP media library, it will be relevant for the new posts with this mockup image (which is none), but the existing listing are not updated, so this lacking functionality hearts the SEO badly.
To conclude – the need is to create image meta, including the fields below before syncing to woocommerce:
Image Title (wp_posts .post_title of the image/png attachment)
— can be set similar to wp_posts .post_title of the product_variation if exists, or wp_posts .post_title of the product)
Caption (wp_posts .post_excerpt of the image/png attachment)
Description (wp_posts .post_content of the image/png attachment)
Alternative Text: (wp_postmeta._wp_attachment_image_alt of the relevant image)

Also it would be nice if the pattern can be configured though the WP plugin interface. E.g.
ALT Text = CONCAT([optional prefix], separator, pruduct_variation_title | product_title, separator, [optional suffix]),
So using this pattern:
prefix = ‘Printed’
pruduct_variation_title = ‘Flex Fleece Hoodie sweater – black_rectangle_girl – Dark Heather Grey’
suffix = ‘by Iris Rosenberg’
separator = ‘ ‘ (white space)

for this listing: https://www.irisrosenberg.com/product/flex-fleece-hoodie-sweater-black_rectangle_girl/<br />
the images metadata would look like:
_wp_attachment_image_alt = “Printed Flex Fleece Hoodie sweater – black_rectangle_girl – Dark Heather Grey by Iris Rosenberg”.

Thank you in advance.